Results at a glance in Pennsylvania races
The page lists results by district and statewide races with candidates Arlen Specter Bob Edgar Al Lindsay Joseph Kolter Emily Fair and governors Fisher Casey Singer Donald Williams and Fee, showing vote tallies such as 1,632,365 and 1,704,845 for governor candidates and county totals like 86,097 and 55,123 in unspecified contests.
Voters defeat two county ballot issues in New Castle
New Castle voters soundly rejected a countywide property reassessment by 11,223 votes with 19,446 opposed and 8,223 in favor. Only three districts supported it. Separately residents defeated a home rule study question by 1,187 votes, with 3,399 backing and 4,586 opposing.
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Lawrence County
First Ward
Elizabeth M. Verterano
New Castle
North Hill
Second Ward
Casey Wins Tight Pennsylvania Governor Race
Democrat Bob Casey narrowly defeats Republican William Scranton III for governor in Pennsylvania. With 98 percent of precincts reporting, Casey leads 51 to 49 percent, amid a tight race noted for strong organization and persistent campaigning. Scranton concedes as Casey pledges a brighter future.
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Bob Casey
Casey
William Scranton III
Lawrence County
Scranton
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
William Scranton
Dick Thornburgh
Mark Singer
Johnstown
Casey-Scranton
Crosstown
Specter wins Pennsylvania Senate re election in landslide victory
Republican Arlen Specter defeats Democrat Bob Edgar by about 450000 votes securing 57 percent to 43 percent with broad county support including Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. Specter vows to keep an independent voice in Congress while focusing on jobs and resisting foreign imports impacting Pennsylvania steel. Edgar concedes but remains hopeful.
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Philadelphia
UPI
U.S
Arlen Specter
Bob Edgar
Congress
Specter
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Edgar
Delaware County
House of Representatives
Lawrence County
Senate
Turnout 62.5 Percent in Lawrence County Governor Vote
Lawrence County reported a 62.5 percent turnout in yesterday's general election. Of 51,835 registered voters, 32,398 cast ballots, below the 1978 governor race and the four years ago turnout, which reached 66.8 and 72.6 percent respectively.
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Lawrence County
County Board of Elections
LaGrotta Wins Tight 10th District Race Amid GOP Spending
Democrat Frank LaGrotta defeats Republican Jim Gerlach 9717 to 8581 to fill the Lawrence County district seat. Thornburgh attended the race as Republicans spent heavily. LaGrotta wins Mercer and Beaver county portions, carrying Ellwood City county sections by smaller margins.
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Frank LaGrotta
Dick Thornburgh
Jim Gerlach
LaGrotta
Ralph D. Pratt
Lawrence
Lawrence County
Ellwood City
Mercer
Beaver County
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